Coral bleaching, which occurs when water becomes too warm and coral's energy source is decimated, is now a "serious threat" to the reef, having not been documented in the region prior to 1979.
A degree of crossbreeding with Flatcoat or Chesapeake Bay retrievers was also documented in the early 20th century, prior to recognition.
An individual was considered to be a smoker if there was any history of smoking documented in the year prior to admission.
Our current findings from primarily white, midwestern undergraduates in large, public, research universities are also very similar to those documented in these prior studies (see Table 1).
Healthy male and female volunteers aged 18 60 years with a documented HIV-negative test in the prior four weeks were screened and enrolled across seven clinical research centers in four countries (Kigali, Rwanda; Masaka and Entebbe, Uganda; Kangemi and Kenyatta National Hospital [KNH] in Nairobi and Kilifi, Kenya; and Lusaka, Zambia).
The question "can SAR data be connected to structures in the document?" requires the prior location of activity results.
Insofar as one might deduce the questions from the answers, it seems fair to say that many of the questions addressed here also appear in document 48.04 "Answers to Questioning". The answers given here, however, are in certain cases more forthcoming than the apparent evasions given to corresponding questions in the prior document.
Baseline serum creatinine was the value documented in the 6-months prior to the index hospital admission and was available for all included patients.
The allocation sequences within each strata will be pre-generated by the unblinded trial manager and documented in the randomisation schedule prior to trial commencement.
As no H1 sequences were documented in South America prior to the H1N1/09 pandemic, the biphasic H1 diversity in this region is likely a reflection of the biphasic pandemic that occurred in 2009, which is reminiscent of the biphasic pandemic diversity observed in the USA (Nelson et al. 2011) or in Scotland (Lycett et al. 2012).
